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Allied Military Government issues
AMG stamps were issued for use in Italy in 1945. The stamps are
denominated in centesimi and lire.
Two types of plates were used. A variable plate number printed
the stamp in the color of the denomination. Three standard black
plates were used to print the country and currency: plate 44622 for
centesimi, plate 44621 for lira (singular), and plate 44620 for lire
(plural).
The stamps were printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in
Washington, DC. The plate number fonts and positioning are similar
to those used on the U.S. Documentary stamps of the same period.

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1N1, 15 centesimi, plate number 44687 B and
44622 R
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1N2, 25 centesimi, plate number 44688 T
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1N3, 30 centesimi, plate number 44460 T

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1N4, 50 centesimi, plate number 44467 B and
44622 R

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1N5, 60 centesimi, plate number 44462 B and
44622 R

Scott
1N6, 1 lira, plate number 44464 B and 44621
R
This was the only use of black plate #44621.

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1N7, 2 lire, plate number 44463 T and 44620
R

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1N8, 5 lire, plate number 44465 B and 44620
R
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1N9, 10 lire, plate number 44460 T
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